Ugh!

We must get a "turd" button..... sometimes its just needed so badly!

Having said that, this thread has become one of my favorites.... some of these are just so amazing!

 

Like these

 

This supposedly Tudor sub, ref no is for a date, with movement wasnt even used by Rolex, was a Swatch cal. The guy wanted $5k for it. When I called him out on it he dropped the price, not even if he paid me would I have taken it. Later he informed me that he sold it to another idiot I me mean 'collector' cause he wasn't as fussy as me, the cheek. Anyway worst redial I saw.

 

Dude I know haha

 

Is that toothpaste for lume?

 

The highly sought after, never before seen "tomatic"

 

I thought they have a red dial.

 

I was impressed by this one, doesn't exactly pass the MOY test.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Men...005614?hash=item4d352392ee:g:YdIAAOSwyQtVooq6Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network

 

What does MOY mean exactly? Of course something to laugh about, or?

 

Something I only recently learned about myself...

http://omega-constellation-collecto...02/its-all-about-moy-except-when-it-isnt.html

 

I see clearly now. Knowing the test I got the joke[emoji16]

 

Here's an interesting one. Maybe call it "saute pan" given the unique circular brushing.

 

I came across this watch on another site. Everyone was oohing and ahing over the Seamaster this guy inherited from his grandfather. The story is nice but, well, you decide. If it's original, I'm throwing everything I think I have learned out the window.

 

If that's an original dial then I am the President of the United States.

 

Yep, it is an original piece of ST